With two players seeing a board of 10♦7♣5♠J♥ and around 200,000 in the pot Martin Zamani bet 90,000 from the cutoff and Fabio Peluso called from the button.
Both players then checked the K♦ river. Peluso turned over two pair with J♠10♠ and Zamani mucked.
"If you jam, I snap-call" Peluso told his opponent as he took the pot.
Anson Tsang opened to 42,000 from the hijack and Simone Andrian called from the button.
Andrian called for 25,000 on the A♥J♣7♣ flop before the J♦ turn and 8♣ river checked through to showdown.
Tsang tabled A♣4x for aces and jacks but Andrian had J♠10♠ for trip jacks.
Andrian said he didn't want to face a jam and Tsang pointed to his A♣, the nut-flush blocker, indicating it was river raise was possible.
Felix Seelentag raised to 32,000 from the cutoff and Stanislaw Miadzel three-bet to 76,000 from the button. After the blinds folded Seelentag called.
Seelentag check-called a bet of 106,000 from Miadzel on the 8♦4♦7♥ flop.
The 4♥ came on the turn and Seelentag check-folded to Miadzel's 750,000 shove and showed 10♦10♥. Miadzel flashed just the Q♦ as he pulled in the pot.
Michael Dick shoved from the cutoff, covering all remaining players by a significant margin. Anh Do called off from the small blind with his remaining stack of 253,000 and was at risk.
Anh Do: K♥K♥ 
Michael Dick: 10♠9♠
Do was a big favorite to double up on the bubble with pocket kings but Dick picked up a ton of outs on the 8♣10♥9♥ flop. The 5♥ turn was a brick but the J♠ river improved Dick to a straight.
"Yes! Let's go!" a triumphant Dick shouted upon seeing that he had rivered the winner. "I love you!" he said to the dealer, clearly overjoyed from winning the relatively small pot while Do was sent to the rail in brutal fashion just three spots shy of making the money.
Felix Neubauer moved all in for 68,000 under the gun and Francesco Rinaldi called in the hijack. The two opponents, each standing up from their seats, reached across the table and gave each other a fist bump before showing their cards.
Felix Neubauer: A♦K♣
Francesco Rinaldi: J♥J♠
Neubauer was flipping for his tournament life, but the 7♣6♦4♣5♠Q♠ board kept Rinaldi's jacks in the lead and sent Neubauer to the rail three spots off the money.
Krasimir Yankov opened to 32,000 from middle position and Bleron Maliqi called from the big blind.
Maliqi check-raised to 80,000 over a bet of 30,00 on the Q♠8♣3♥ flop and was called. Maliqi sized down to 38,000 on the Q♦ turn and was called once more.
The 7♠ river completed the board and Maliqi shut it down with a check.
"Let's see it," said Yankov as he checked behind.
Malaqi tabled K♣J♥ for air and Yankov's J♠J♣ took down the pot.
Table #40, featuring Daniel Rezaei, Jan-Peter Jachtmann, and Matei Lupascu, is situated in the cash game area on the upper floor of King's Resort apart from the rest of the tournament tables.
Dennis Dielmann moved all in for 112,000 under the gun and Andrea Ricci called in the hijack.
Dennis Dielmann: A♦Q♠
Andrea Ricci: A♠A♥
Dielmann, standing up by his seat waiting to turn over his cards, hung his head with an air of resignation once Ricci showed his aces. The 10♣4♣3♠2♦10♠ board provided no help and Dielmann busted in 121st place.
Vlada Stojanovic raised to 35,000 from early position and was three-bet by Mariusz Golinski to 90,000 on his direct left. Pawel Wojciechowski was next to act and four-bet to 200,000. This prompted quick folds from Stojanovic and Golinski.
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